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Rare first edition in Polish of Kautsky’s Klasseninteresse – Sonderinteresse – Gemeininteresse, first published in vol. XXI (numbers 34 and 35, 1902-03) of the leading German theoretical periodical Die Neue Zeit. The article, written as a refutation of Bernstein’s revisionism, discusses the antagonistic interests of individuals, society as a whole, and the classes.

This pamphlet, with art-nouveau book design and printed on high quality paper appeared as number 3 of the series Proletariat, published by the Polish Socialist Party (PPS).

Żanna Kormanowa, Materiały do bibliografii druków socjalistycznych, p. 149; the only other copy we were able to locate is at the International Institute for Social History.

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